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Dl380 will not power on / Red health LED / iLo Available

 
Snedie
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Dl380 will not power on / Red health LED / iLo Available

I recently purchased a used DL380 G3 server (Three of them to be precise) but it will not power on.

I do have access to the iLO but I do not have a valid username and password for it so I am unable to get a status report on the server's hardware.

On the system board the following LED's are illuminated amber:
- D910
- CR25

Any help withh tis problem is greatly appreciated.
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Jan Soska
Honored Contributor

Re: Dl380 will not power on / Red health LED / iLo Available

hello,
check this:
http://www.wikihow.com/Change-an-iLO-Password

Maybe it helps.

Jan
Matti_Kurkela
Honored Contributor

Re: Dl380 will not power on / Red health LED / iLo Available

Here's a link to the Maintenance and Service Guide for DL380 G3:

http://bizsupport1.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00065010/c00065010.pdf

Page 90 identifies the system board LEDs. Unfortunately it does not use the codes you posted, only locations and "human-readable" names. I don't have access to a DL380 I could open up and examine at the moment.

On the following pages, there are tables of various fault indications and their possible causes.

MK
MK
Snedie
New Member

Re: Dl380 will not power on / Red health LED / iLo Available

Thanks for both the replies.

As for the iLO, the server will not turn on, which renders manual password changes useless. I did find an SNMP script that supposedly allows for the changing of the password but I have yet to try it. If it worked however I would be able to get an accurate diagnostic of what is wrong.

In regards to the pdf, I did attempt to consult this earlier but I think it is either inacurate or missing a section as it does not show the whole of the motherboard in the diagram.

However, going from what is available it's looking like a PPM failure. I will have to try removing it, but will this require the removal of the associated cpu too?

Thanks